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Tag Archives: Adrienne Rich
Word Cloud: LATE-BLOOMER
by NONA BLYTH CLOUD Eleanor Ross Taylor (1920-2011) was born in Norwood, North Carolina on June 30, 1920. At the time, there were about 1200 people living in or near the town. She once said in an interview: “I think the first … Continue reading
ON THIS DAY: May 16, 2018
May 16th is Biographer’s Day * Coquilles Saint Jacques Day National Mimosa Day Honor Our LGBT Elders’ Day * National Love a Tree Day _________________________________________ MORE! James Boswell, Margret Rey and Studs Terkel, click
Word Cloud: MAYTIME
by NONA BLYTH CLOUD Welcome to the third week of the darling bards of May (with apologies to Shakespeare). As you might expect, most of the poets are English and American, but we do have one of the most famous Italian poets, … Continue reading
ON THIS DAY: May 16, 2017
May 16th is Biographer’s Day * Coquilles Saint Jacques Day Mimosa Day Honor Our LGBT Elders’ Day * National Love a Tree Day ________________________________________________________________ MORE! James Boswell, Margret Rey and Bob Dylan, click
Word Cloud: CHIAROSCURO
by NONA BLYTH CLOUD For several years now, Right Wing think tanks and other revisionists have striven to convince us that “Black Slavery Wasn’t as Bad as You’ve Been Taught.” Since the people putting this theory out there are white, and have … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Racism, Word Cloud
Tagged Adrienne Rich, Camille T. Dungy, Emily Dickinson, Josephine Jacobsen, Lynda Hull, Philip Levine, Slavery
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